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Y074,1Z---ie- . e l i ✓,_(/, /5- - - -- ' V -- 4--1-.-- . . . -• . ‘ • ~ . . . _ T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, N o . LX VII I. ,-- ,5.0 ~,, , -. .7"% , '':,, i Will be published on the 26th Instant. ,(litte ,T.,*.',(Lif'.l , * ... .. - - ... , q.-'. i . - • ( e'' ,.. L „.... - Ail , r C OMPOSITION OF ASSESSED TAXES.- , 7 - 177"!/ ci.P ' /..''. . . 1 , ;,..,. , ....; 41.." .AZ , '' .- 1 . 1 . '-'- -- - . . ... , , - -44, ! ;#0:: - - - '''S , Notice is hereby given, that all Persons - who do not nuem (''' '' . . -. . 1:11, .., I. ' . o . v - '":- ' * . ti, ; -.). to continue their Composition Contracts, which will expire on jit le . lOW - .. e , , ireL_ S - ,- . r , , ,,, , ' ~e - ,*' ~ ~,.: -. . • -,,,, ~. :, the sth (lay of April, 1827 ; and 'who may have made any in "-- . ' ' , crease to their Establishments during the term thereof, which in- li':: ' i 1 , , e.. ,el ef • „.. 's'., ( ~,‘,_ -.„ ~,,,,„ ...., m , :4, -- ~.4 . • - - - ' crease they they intend to discontinue; should give Notice to the :'saes - \ t,,, ,, ,r / I ' - .0 . • ..1' . - .0 ,( - . -1 1 1- 'o'.- - - .' • '' ' - tor or Collector of the Parish in which they reside, on or before - ' ;lAIIt . y ~ .,:r ee' - ", e .. cee .: - e e-lieteo lt Ix e . nil - ____ -- ie e .eJ. , Age**, e'eit, --. t 10-: O -, • ° Il; sal • the sth October, 1826, that it is their intention to discontinue, ''' 4. ."' on or before the sth of March, 1827, the use of the Articles kept by them, being an incr-eee to the number of Articles, of the seine ... -- eee--- , . _ . description, included in their Contracts of Composition. In de- NO . I 0 614. SATU'RDA.Y EVENING 9 SEPI_IEMBER 16, 1826. ' PnI.CE D. fault of which Notice, or in case they do not discontinue such 9 -- - - - Articles, they will be chargeable for the same, in the same year ------ - -____-_ - • commencing on the sth day of April, 1827. From the LONDON GAZETTE, SEpT. 15. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. atprices 38 a ss. per cwt higher :but the prices have again _ _ By Crier of his Majesty's Commissioners for the . given way. The market is now well supplied with new Affairs of Taxes, Whitehall, Sept. 13, 1826. LONDON DIARY, TUESDAY, Sem 19. no Hap, which are selling, Sussex, 80s to 90s; Kent 84s , E. BATES, Secretary. The King has been pleased to direct Letters Patent to be passed H. H. Criddk, New Bond -street, hatter, at Mr. liar's to 105 s. Duty estimated, 250,000/. _______________ at 12 Setcts-The request for Spices appears in a great C ROWN Mea- RENTS for SALE.-The Commis. under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain Sergeant's Inn, Fleet -street and Ireland, constituting and appointing Sir John Singleton Cop- (At the Court of Commissioners-) sure to have subsided. eioners of his Majesty's - Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, it ley, Knight, Master or Keeper of the Rolls and Records of the W. Bentley, Hinckley, grocer hereby give notice to all persons by whom Fee Farm Rents, or 1 Court of Chancery, in the room . of the Right Honourable Lord J. Carrington, Ludgate-etreet, linen -draper ••• other Perpetual and Unimproveable Rents are payable to the 9d to Is per lb on the last India House sale. Gifford, deceased. P. Charman, Piccadilly, jeweller • 10 Crown, that the net price, or consideration money, for which such • 13 COFFEE-The public sales have gone off heavily, gene- Cooper and Reader, Stroud, wool-staplers _ Rents may be purchased by the parties by whom the same are pay- DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. 1 rally at prices Is. a 2s. lower : fair ord. St. Domingo 51s; A. Corbett, Friday-street, Chearide, merchant able, will be specified on the Receipt or Acquittance to be delivered C. peters, Island of Shefipy; Kent, farmer.. 10 Brazil 48s a 525; the British Plantation descriptions went Cleverly and Hutchinson, Chiswell-street, linen-drapers by the Receiver of the Premises on payment of the current year's E. Lowe, Overton, FlinMhire, mercer. Collings and Maingy, Bishopsgate-street, merchants Rent, at the ensuing Michaelmas audit; on the payment of whieh • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. H. Downer, Strand, ironmonger into the office of the said Commissioners, in Whitehall-place, C. Sears, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square, ironmonger, tine J. and R. Emley,Nieholas-lane, grocers. London, or to the respective Receivers, a conveyance of the Rents . will be grantedito the several purchasers without any additional ' Sept. 15 to Sept. 30. T. Fowler, St. Alban ',, brick-maker • lO higher; fine ordinary, but very rank Jamaica, sold 57s a charge whatever. W. Skinner, late of Hatton-garden, apothecary, from Sept. T. Gibbo n s, j un ., W e ll s, merchant 654,6 d; middling Berbice, 77s a ' Notice is hereby further g i ven , th a t i n case t h e sai4 parties shall 26 to Sept. 30. GOvett and Leigh, Stringstune, tanners 10 78s ; and good middling, 925. The 54 bags St. D om i n g o not purchase the R en t s p a y a bl e b y t h em respectively, on or before . J. G. Moojen, l a t e o f M ar k-l ane, merc h ant, f rom Sept. 26 to J. Hunter, Clifton, wine-merchtut 2 was of very ordinary quality, and was taken in at I.ils ; we e Sept. SO. e Kerr and Spear, Tooley-street, grocers the Ist day of March next, the Commissioners pro • Millie: 10 we believe 50s 6d was offered.-At a late hour, a parcel diately afterwards to dispose of the same by Public Auction. 'W. S. Furnis, New Boud-street, hatter, hum August sto .1. F. Lavell, Portland-street, Walworth, eheesemonger la of good St. Domingo sold by private contract at 525. mad --•- ---• -----___ • 1 Sept. 23. . .1.. Lee, Wood -street, Cheapeide, wareliouseman DR. NUTTALL will commence his WINTER. BANKRUPTCV SUPERSEDED. S. Lyon, Stamford, feather-dealer 2 a large parcel was reported at 515.. The Coffee Market .. „LP COURSE of LECTURES on the THEORY and IrRAC- ...,. M. Hallett, Devonport, Devonshire, earthenware-dealer. W. Melville, Phoenix-street, Somers -town, baker TICE of PHYSIC, and on MATERIA MEDICA, according BANKRUPTS. G. Oakley, Allsop's-buililings, Marylebone, merchant J. Offor, Cambridge, bookseller lO steam-boat. .• to his own Classi fi cations, on MONDAY, Oct. 2, in the West- W. Smallwood, Covent-garden Chambers, auctioneer, to stir- I 1 TEA-The Tea Sale is expected to finish on Monday; nsinster Dispensary, Gerrard-street, Soho. In these Lectures render Sept. 22, at eleven, 29, and Oct. 27, at ten, at the Court D. Piuero, Charlotte -street, Fitzroy-square, eoal-merchant 10 all descriptions except the very thdinary have sold higher his attention will be directed more to establish the mind of the of Commissioners.' Solicitor, Mr. Carlon, High-street, Mary- J. Powell, Wellington-t errace , W ater l oo-roa d, . d ra p er , Pupil in gener a l p r i nc i p l es, t h an to f urn i s h i t with common " details, which n o li m it s can h e put to, an d no memory retain ; J. W a tki ns , C ast l e -street, H ol b orn, coal-merchant, Sept. 19, C. Score, Austin-friars, scrivener J. Sprigg, Drury- h e w, l ea th er - se ll er and which tend t o em b arrass th e und e rst a nding, rather th an t o 26 , at e l even, and O ct. 27, at ten, at the Court of Commis. 1 fine, 5s id ass 9d. Private Trade Te a s are se lli ng a t 'moderate prices, and the sale will finish on Monday. enlarge and prepare it for the various modifications of the settle sioners. Solicitors, Messrs. Butler and Teague, Cannon -street. Staniforthe and Gosling, Old Broad -street, merchants Ons-All descriptions of Common Oils are I/. to 21. Disease, and for exigencies as they daily occur in practice ; and J. Lowe, Manchester, oil-merchant, Oct. 4,6, and 27, at two, H. Stroud, Chichester, wine-merchant Thorington and Roberts, City-road, coal-merchants I higher, on account of the small supply, and the firmness of • hereby, too, the Student's time and labour will be necessarily at the Kihg's Arms Inn, King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, . considerably curtailed. Messrs. Appleby and Charnock, Gray's Inn-square; and Messrs. Thomas and Gilbert, Exeter, linen-drapers, R. Trott, Stepney, scavenger lO the holders ; Sperm at a similar improvement. Days and hours of Lecture, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri- Whitehe.ul and Monk, Fountain-street, Manchester. 11 RicE.---There are no alterations in the prices, but the days, from Eight to Ten, A.M. lie also admits Pupil s t o a t- J. Marrow, Liverpool, Money-scrivener Oct. 8,4, and 27, at tend the Practi c e an d Clini ca l Inst ruc ti on o f th e Dispensary. ' eleven, at the Star and G ar t er T avern , J. Watkin, Castl e - s t reet , H o lb orn , coal-merchant Liverpool. Sach em ., W. Wilson, jun., Nicholas-lane, merchant l2 ASHES AND BARILLA-Ashes are 2s higher; Barilla in For further particulars apply to Dr. Nuttall, 60, Upper Nor- Mr. Avison, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Adlington, Gregory and D. Wisedill, Prospect-place, Surrey, jeweller I I much request, and large parcels disposed of. ton-street, Portland-place, from Ten to Half-past Twelve every Faulkner, Bedford-row. G. C. Wright, Hedge-row, Islington, grocer lO FRUIT-The market Morning except Sunday. ' ' ' J. Nation, Bath, butcher, Sept. 25, 26, and Oct. 27, at e l even, 7" -- -.----. lad Week;: the demand continues limited, in much the same state as , BY WARRANT OF THE LORDS OF THE TREASURY , at the Angel Inn, Westgate, Bath. S o li c it ors , M r. Samuel COU NTRY DIARY, TUESDAY, Seim 19. ------- , ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER, WEDNESDAY, Fisher, Queen-street, Cheapside ; and Mr, R. H. Hollings, Bath. Belsbaw and Burrows, Manchester, at White's, Mancheeter at 11 GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, , 18th Next Month, (Oct.) • • T. Snow, Shipton-upon-Stour, Worcestershire, tannnr, Sept. J. K. Bradwell, Great Yarmouth-Star, Great Yarmouth 8 (vratert oouarsa napowneriose) For the Week ended Sept. 8, 1826, made up from the Returns of the In. _ J. Brown, Birm ingham-Union, .. Birmingham lO I and J. SIVEW.RIGHT, Contractors, beg to 28, 29, and Oct. .27, at eleven, et . the Bell Inn, Milford,. War spectors in the diStrent Cities and Towns in England and Wales. ! • wicicshire. Solicitors,' Messrs. Findon. and Wood, Shipston- . Brown, Kidderminster-White Hart, Hartlebury l2 Wheat-...... 565. 3d. 1 Oats .......... 30s. 7d. 1 8ean5........... 48s. 10d. J. • remind the Public, that the only Opportunity that will I Barley. .35t. 2d. 'Rye .......... 38i. 9d. 1 Pea5e.......... 551. dd. upon- S tour; and Moms. Eyre and Coverdale, Gray's-inn. W. Boom!, Altrineham-Hotel, Manchester Ever be offered to gain an Independent Fortune for a few Pounds, is now before them. Th e S c h eme conta i ns a greater N um b er of W. W. Kettle, Birmingham, button-maker, Sept. 22, 23, a t S. Campb e ll, B r i sto l-Li on , B r i s t o l PRICE OF SUGAR. Coleman and Morris, Leominster-King's Arms, Leominster 11 Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar,. computed from the Capitals of Sterling Magnitude, than was ever known before, two, and Oct. 27, at four, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. So -1 1 Returns made in the week ending the 13th day o f Sept., 1826, in 325. 80. licitors, Messrs. Norton and Chaplin, Gray's-inn-square ; and W. Denny, Lancaster-King's Arms, Lancaster , . being- G. Dixon,Runcorn--Na g 's Head, Warrington , Mr. Frederick Hawkins, Cannon-street, Birmingham. 5 p th e e r e im w pe t ee e te x t t i tl e u n si t v h e er o ee f t f h i e ute llu o ti ree es o t r ß e r i i i tai sto h ms paid or payable thereon or. , 1 SIX PRIZES OF 30,000/. l J. and R. Emley, Nicholas-lane , brokers, Sept. 19, at one, 26, B. Dryden, Newcastle-George, 'Newcastle -------- PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)--Sser. 15. No Blanks ! Every Ticket a Prize ! forming the unequalledG. Ellis, ICexbrough-Beaumont Arms, Bretton and Oct. 27, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Solid- Kent Pockets 4/. Os. to 4!. His. to Si. 6a, aggregate of 389,000/. All in One Day ! WEDNESDAY, 18th tors, Messrs. Bruce and Sons, Billit e r -square. H. Emett , Marteheeter-White's, Mancester 2 • S awa Pockets ......... 34,165. to 4L Bs. to 41. 14s. of Next Month (October), then All Lotteries end for ever ! J. H. Farrand, Clare, Suffolk, tanner and fellmonger, Sept. F. Featherstone, Liverpool-George, Liverpool I Essex Pockets Tickets and Shares are Selling by J. and J. SIVEWRIG nix, 26, Oct. 3, at twelve, and 27, at ten, at the Court of 'Commis- W. Germain, Bath, Christopher, Bath - - Contractors, '37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket ; sioners. Solicitors, Messrs. B. and G. Drew, Bermondsey-street. T. Geronino, Bristol-Hotel, Birmingham L I Clover ........,.. 84t. ed. to mos. °al who Shared and Sold, No. 12,478 a Prize -of 30,000/. ! No. H. Brodribb and G. Webb, Castle-street, Bristol, grocers, T. Gill, Stourport-.White Hart, Hartlebury .-, . Hay........---- 80s. Od. to 108 s. Od. 5traw.................... 340. Od.„to 38s. lid. 3,613 a Prite of 21,055/. ! and in the very last Lottery, Sept. 18, 29,, and Oct. 27, at one, at the Commercial-rooms, J. Harrison, Wigau-Buek, Wigan . l 2 ------ - - No.' 1,783 a Prize of 21,0001. Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Bread- C. and S. Harrop,'Saddleworth-White.Bear, Manchester ' 9 New Potatoes PRICE OF PCYFATGES.-Szer. 15. , 3,925 ......21,000/.. street, Chespeide • , and Messrs. Dem and Britten, Small -street, W. and W. Inglewood, Bost -Peacock, Boston... ...... ... 10 PRICES o} ---- ' LEATHER T• °L per Ton' W. Jenner Liv 1-Messni. nommen Liverpool Bristol. . * el l'? ° . ' 12 Yr CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING ' DIVIDENDS. J. C. Nicholson, Liverpool-George, Liverpool. Per lb. d. d. Per lb , d. d. 12 8utt5........50 to 561 b........ - to -. Tanned Horse Hides.... 10 to 14 IL • WAREHOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES Naylor and Ellis , Dort on.- R ose Huddersfield and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND!. 11. Thornton, Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, tanner, Sept. ,fte... fenny, Angel l Bath 22, at twelve; at the Court of Commissioners-S. Abbott, Old 10 Dressing Hides 124 to 15 Per dozen. 6 Fine Coach Hides.*** 15 to 17 Calf Skins.... 36 to 40Ib. 16 to 24 Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentle -1 . Ly . mington-Greyhound, Blandford Kent-Road, Surrey, coach-maker, Oct. 6, at eleven, at the Court men proceeding to South America, or any other part of the J. Peeling, Liverpool-George, Liverpool 1 1 Ditto _ .45 to 501 b.... 15 to 17 Ditto ""*"*"..- '1?) t to o 7 121 2 to 2 7 filob.e, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Mill- of Commissioners-H. Trollop, Whitechapel, Middlesex, sugar- J. Rotkwell, Salford-Star, Manchester tars , Appointments, Swords, Chacos, Sashes, Melts, Pistols, itc. refiner, Sept. 22, at eleven at the Court of Commissioners -W. C. and T. Suakin, Leek-George, Letk ___ _____ together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, H. Baldwin, Liverpool, merchant, Oct. 9, at one, at the George 2 RAW HIDES. Couches, and Bedding ; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Inn, Liverpool-J. Bousfield, Mancheeter merchant, Oct. 13, at R. Trenton, Liverpool-Mr. Hinds s, Liverpool A. Watson, Blackburn-Hotel, Manchester Best Heifers and Steers 2 Bto 3 0 Ordinary 2 0 to 2 2 Lamps ; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every two, at White's Hotel, Manchester-S. Argils, Ilkeston, Derby, 1 1 Middlings .................. 24t0 2 6 Market CAlf 7 0 each. other description of Travelling Equipage. J. Wesson, Birmingharn-Stork, Birmingham lO draper since deceased), Oct. 12, at ten at the Punch Bowl latiiiriiiihri: • - ' . AN ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS, ready fitted with N . . Newport, y ' • •,_ ___ ' .• °Ming . Young, ioninouthshire, inercnente` . et - Fells..,ls. 4d. to Is. Bd, I Lambs...ls. Bd. to 2s. 2d. I Shearlings ~, 04 the my requisites for India, arid other tropical climates; _ . ____ . _ likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives Oct. 10, at eleven, at the,O ffi cesof Messrs. Protheroe And Phillips, THE MARKETS. PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, am per 112th.-ser t 15. and Forks, suitable for families going abroad ; Military and Newport-J. Curtis, . Birmingham, chandler, Oct. 11, at ten, ' , Town Tallow -4.5 e. Od. to Os. tort. Yellow Soap..-.......-..._ NW , Od. Yellow Russia...4os. Oft. to Os, tai. Mottled, ----88 s. Od, liindostance Books, Maps &c. -at the O ffi ce of Messrs. Tyndall and Rawlins, Biriningluini-J. (From the _London New Price-Current of F r id ay, ) white --s. Od. to ON. Od. Curd------ -- ints. in, A FASHIONABLE Maps, of Carriage, Curricle, Tan,. Hambidge Stow-on-the-Wald, Gloucester, currier, Oct. The export of Oats has been prohibited in Sweden. Soo , Ditto...----s. 00. to Os. lid, Graves ----....--- Vs. , ii , deep, Phaeton, Stanhope and Chaise HARNESS, with every 12, at eleven, at the 'White Hart Inn, Evesham-S. A• • similar measure was expected in the Prussian Ports and Di e t i t t o in l ( io S ZlL H ough....-y, thi °d .' t W o 4 t)s )s. 00 (h i . G °(1 Dr egs ....w.w ^."".*.*.. 51'. 4hi' description of Saddlery, &c. &c. for home use, East and West Hulse, Nottingham, silversmith; October 10, at eleven, at the _ . .___________ __________ 'n Denmark , but we greatly doubt the latter reports. Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham-4. Foster, Sheffield, York, iron- I 0 rl. its--1. i• Its , PRICE OF RAW FAT, per atone ottilb.-13arr. 15. , excellent, quality, fi rst style of workmanship, and moderate ot.loalt.Tne ~.....et air muscovades has become Very Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Meters) , 2s. 6 monger, October 11, at two, at the Tontine Inn, She ffi eld-A. ___ _ , prices. heavy; there has been no general business done in Sugars Prentice and T. Shelley, M anc h es t er, mus li n-manufacturers, Oc- PRICE OF CANDLES. All the Articles in thisEstablisliment are warranted, and the tober 27, at ten, at the Crown Inn, S one- . i me, Haver ' t N Phil* this . week, though one or two houses have been selling ex- The price of good Store Candles In the retail shop., is as follows:- 1 excellent plan of fifty years standing is still strictly adhered to, determined to make Candles, per dozen 71. 65. to Bs. 6d. I Moulds, per dozen -...-......, 10s. Otti of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no abate, fordwest, banker, October 25, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Haver. tensively; where the holders aresales , - --i ment will be made. fordwest-R. Pearson, Rotherham, York, grocer, Oct. 6, at one the decline has been,6(l. a Is. per cwt., but it is to be ob- COAL MARKET...-Sarr. 15. .....MONIM...0040•110110111.11•11•••• at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield-T. and E. Frost, Sheffield, tailors, served the great proportion of the brokers refuse to sell at .. d. ad. s. d c i ___ . . . , . Ada1r5...,30 6 Pontop Windsor.. 27 6 W. K Riddell's -,, 34, ..= Oct. 6, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, She ffi eld-J. Cook, Shef-• any reduction. The Market is again very heavy this Burdon. 3O 6 Tantield M00r..... 31 0 Heaton Trader-. 34 0 TRADE WITH PERSIA. field, victualler, Oct. 6, at three, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield- morning, and the Sales are very limited. The Refined Dalifiknfrigiiir-11 0 ' Q ' gn ie l= -. gag 6 Ta a l e t ld Thui l e ! r ...... VI d A. Anderson, Philpot-lane, merchant, Oct. 6, at eleven, at the trade has been very dull, and the holders evince an in. 1ietit01.....-.......""'" 34 0 Wyl g i tun...2-=. 29 0 Cowper m)" ma 29 fl We extract from the St. Petersburgla Journal, of Court of Commissioners-J. B. and G. Lawson, Nottingham, creasing disposition to effect sales • the ices are rather Hebburn main- at 0 Walls End Bell's... 3t o Culm Christie.... 30 0 2 H01ywe11............30 0 WallsEndßewlektel6 0 Fordel Main........ 37 0 the 20th ult. the following article respecting the Trade hosiers, Oct. 12, at one, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham-J. • with Persia : Bloor, Wheelock, Cheshire, silk-throwater, Oct. 7, at three, at the • lower : Lumps 795. a 80s. The Mar ke t opened this xinineworta -MI OW. E. nrown . a..;... se o Thrtley --- 50 0. morning exceedingly heavy, and rather lower. Some par- Liddell's Main....... 26 6 W. E. Hilda.-- 30 3 Welch Coal -53 9 • " ST. PWVERSBURGH, AUG. 17, (29) 1826.-Notwith. Bull's Head Inn, Gen loon Cheshire, eels of Lumps have been sold at 795. In Baatards, and o rc r i d a • t s , Ite(lhuith - 3 2 0 5 0 0 W E. Newmann 33 6 Walls End Hatton 36 5 . W. E. Northumb. 33 0 Walls End Lyons 33 0 W. E. Peareth.... 11 9 W, P. Stewart's* 36 6 standing the importance of trade with Persia, it has been CERTIFICATES.-OcT. 6. other export articles, .there is no business doing. Grocers PercYkipst- ....•..,26 ";r 2s oet o , a IN.-.-Ships sold, 4734 Unsold, 14%. little understood up to this time in Europe. The Mere E. Hack, T. Nash, W. Sekrle, and T. Nash, jun., Cam- are buying on a very limited scale. Molasses are still . , chants of Constantinople know little of the market. The bridge, bankers-.T. G. F. and J. Branielel, Swinton, Yorkshire, heav y a t .8 ,- 4 s. The Wholesale Grocers purchase on a very LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-Sem 12. ' English is the only nation which trades direct with Persia; manufacturers of earthenware-4. Houlden, Bristol, carpenter limited scale for the home consumption. White Havannah Wo have -had a fair supply of British as well as of Foreign' by the Port of Benderbukhir, in the Gulf of Persia, where J. Said and J. Smithey, St. Martin's-lane, woollen-drapers-J. Su as been sold parcels at 455. fine quality. S h - Some Corn since last Tuesday. The trade was excessively dull during, they sell their merchandise either for ready money, or bai..! Clementson, Angel-street, St. Martin's-le-Grand, silver-caster ,yellow Havannah Sugars have sold at 365. the week, and the prim of Wheat and Oats continued to retro-' grade until to-day's market, which was well attended by dealers, T. J. Carroll, Drury-lane, baker- W. Deluxe. -street, ter it against silk; and the English trade is very consider- St. Mal -la - borne , . upholstercr 7 F. Robinsonn and E. Watson, Rust, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The, only purchase . who bought freely of bonh Wheat and Oats, but at a reduction of • able. The festival, called Nourouz, which is celebrated at Liverpool, Lancaelure tar distdlere-W. Mppon, D ews b ur y, of Rum that we are aware pf is a parcel of Leewards, one sd. to ~ .. Tauris Teheran, and in all ta per bushel on the former, an c. to .on thetat ' 21 3d parts of Persia, at the end of York, woollen-manufacturer-J. J. Dransfield, Birmingham, over, at 2s. 3d.; Brandies are in fair demand, and the late ter ; all other articles were saleable at rather improving prices, . February, ' but not so dear as on this day se'nnight. y, is the most proper time for the sale of European' dealer-W. James, Bath, tallow-chandler-M. C. Jackson, Leeds, advance steadily maintained. The few holders of pule merchandise., The Fair, which takes place at this time, Yorkshire, corn-factor-G. Harris, White Hart Inn, Southwark, Geneva ask 2s. 6d , the offers made arc about 2s. 4d. At OLD. NEW. ,continues a whole month. It is necessary -• at S I ' warehouse-keeper-T. Chalenor, Huddersfield, York, baker s. d. s. it , s , d. s. d , tonic, in the month of J during to arrive u-. c, Evans Ryeforcl-Mill, Gloucester, clothier-eel G Babb 0 a late hour to-day a . parcel of Leewards, t h ree . over, sold at Wheat, English, per 701b5............... 94a 9 8 92a 8 fl 'G. . ' . 1. 2s. 4d. ; and 120 fine Jamaica at 3s. ,10d. a 4s. Scotch -. . 00a 0 0 92a 9 4 i . June, the annual stay there m -v ' of the shach. This . is the onl ' • ' ' ford, maltster. . Canada (free) .. ............. 00a 0 0 90a II 2 y town in Persia, where IRISH PROVISIONS.-Beef and Pork are without any al- Foreign (free) 82a920 0a 0 Ot goods are sold for cash, because there is no ba rter trade ; . W. Skelton and R . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. teration ; Bacon from 741. fell to 665., last sales are at the Irish (red) V•P1W11.1NP.1.W.1...• 84a 8 6 8644 $ 9 at Tauris, on the contrary, the principal transactions are by Peels, Wisbech, Isle of Ely, Cambridge, latter, but we believe it could not nose be realised. But- Ditto Zwhite - ooaoft 0 0 a 0 0 barter; nevertheless , European cloth, of gold and silver, merchants-.--W. and W. Thompson, jun., Watling-street, silk- .. „ Barley, English, per 601b5...-................ 510 a 6 0 00a 0 0 Foreign (free) per &Abe -,.... 59a S 10 00a 0 0 as also a small assortment of o th er are bought for • manufacturers-4. Harper, and LW. Maurice, Birmingham, . printers-T. Lockett and C. Houldin, Birmingham, ivory -turners tees are neavy , but there is no material alteration in the the Colonies Irish (gris 56a 5 8 00a 0 0 Scotch e mb u s) s. . _ 00a 0 0 00a 0 0 ' ready money. Persia receives from goods, s taken at 125., and for Gibraltar Sc . Bd. lower than the Oats, Potato (Irish), per 451bs 4 2 a 4 4 4 1 a t 3 factored silk, clothof Constantino le ....4. WCulloch and J. Maxwell, Wakefield, York, tea-dealers- i gold and silver, and other French prices. The c ' entract with Government for J; and R. Oreir - Streathasn-place, Brixton-hi ll , bakers-J. Tul- last contract; it has produced no alteration on the Market Limerick 43a 0 0 42a 4 3 manufactures for ~,, • , the purchase of which 300 merchants of lock and C. T. I3askett, Poole, spirit-merchants ---.1. Lewis, and price here. months past, fin e qua- Foreign (in b0nd)........................ 42a 4 3 00a 0 0 , • Scotch tk Welch ,Potato, far died 42a 4 5 00a 0 0 fauns make the jo . 8 3 a 8 6 0 0 a 0 0 , ernes annually • the Prince Abbas- F. E. Lewin, Dorset-street, Portman-square, Loaf-merchants- COTTON.-The sales for the.week, ending last night in- malt, .t . "l . ne, Imperial DittoOnititiling ditto ............ 79a 11 6 00a 0 0 Mirza ordinarily devotes 20,000 ' tomans in this sort of ape- W. and J. Tickle, Bolt on , L eneae hi re , groeere -et meals and elusive, are not extensive; but the prices of Serrate have Beans Ditto, pe nuarter tiftto -- 50 0 a 5.1 o 00a o o • . The distance from Ti fl is to Tauris is about 600 culation H. .Burley Wardour-street, Oxford -street, cabinet-makers-C. • d h• h h f 6 • obtain° a higher er rate tan or many Super ne our, per . ...-......... 43a It t c ) gsa 0 s h r i , i - ' 2801bai r vents. This journey h• • twenty-Oatmeal per 940ibs. , w which is Herring an d ' C. Richardson, Copthall-buildings, Throgmorton merchandise in about the pur- American our, new (in band), . .to 25*. . per barre of 1961b5. net. made with the convoys of .. , . . lity having sold at aid. per lb.; the particulars of •' In us, oa 011 1 a o must le b o o r ' European (ln bond) .. . ......... 183. Od. to 21a. od. chimes are may be maillt on horsebue two or thirty days, and which H'• N B Jaffrey J. Puttee and C. erring, Jun., New road-street, rner- sour (out of bond) In Bon-130 Para, 8-id. IA Sid. ; 100 Pernams 101 d.; Canada Hivel 265. Od. to 311. Od. an infinity of rivulets, Whit in ' i x to ten, :ions many di ffi culties at . the t rom is traversed by - th •'' ti td m e do, mountain thaw.occa- _ ,_ _ , -....... 0000ll. Od. ants-S. Kemp and J. Hobson, Dunham, Cheshire, flour- IMPORT or Gams for the Week ending Sept. 11. danger, and provisions WIRZAT. BARLEY. oats. none. I Sacks Irish, dealers.-.W. Redfern an T. evenson, Nottingham, d ' ealerd TSt h' - „,„ er , 200 Bowed, 6id. a 7d.; 800 Surat, 4id, a ad.. goo t en- At all times this road ; as free f 220 Egyptian (duty paid) 4d• a '71.:1 ISept. t ark e I t . 2 " . _ __ wheat. ..._ B C 103,".:0 4 50 G. Wildes and J. Pickersgill, London, dealers-T. N. Penny, G. gal, 4 1 1 1.; ~ Liverpool, Sept, 13, 1826. 58,976 e i S4o 7 - -• • 2"" ' Bushel7olbs. I Bushel 601bs. Bushel 451bs. For. Barrels. &c. may be procured every where. The cars ) at COMBLUTIe ten which place a Packs of anneal, of 2 lbs., 964. Rawlinson, and T. Huta% Exwick, Devonshire-4. Hunter, " The sales of Cotton to-day are 2,000 bags at steady days in going from Tauris to. Su.ltanie jun. W. Hunter, and A. Thompson, Glasgow. ,----- - - --------- ' person on horseback may arrive in three. Barley. Oats. Beane Pease: CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK, "At this present time the Arminians send the • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. prices ; the arrivals have no effect ivolann Thu:Jitter of Tiflis ,and Ghilan, to the amount of 1,641,000 by a -- ova J. Wallace, Glasgow, manufacturer, at the chambers of Messrs. " Yarns have been in good demand to-day, both for f Russian MT d2l at eleven. merchandise, the chief of which are Glass Warere and Hamilton, Glasgow, Oct. 7an , home consumption and exp ort , prices have improved full Per Vuzirter. Lc. , to s. C. to A ... to , p 2 ti. to 4:2 A. tO s. d Cr C an rystals A • AI eel* the Ro al Exchange 32 aer le, Edinburgh, bookseller, at y id.......408. wefts in c op very: scarce, and in sonic cases fd. Al 7l ---- 52 58 36 40 32 at az se Go _ coarse Calicoes, Re fi lled Surer, Nankeens, Printed Cali ' Le' A. •oes -- 44 5.-ho 11 and 25, at 12. • AY ur Y*** te 62 18 41 35 29 %.1 56 Common Cloths, and such like. This trade from, Astra% ' .„. n( nae, Edinburgh, Oct. higher.-Calicoes have been in brisk request at an advance BanhurY 1.•••••••• , -.. g, 60 a o 36 2 9 36 ' 3B 54 --- - bleachers, at Gibbs' Inn, S t i r Is carried on by sea to Lenkomn, from whence the mean hogil, Oct.l J l . 3 llltievicar, Keirfield, . r of full 2 i i per Cent. on 2ds and 3ds, and from 3a 5 per it s = e --- 54 - 28 - e 6 --- -•- 7. 7. chandize is forwarded to Tauris by horses. At Ta r • -• At• and 27, at 1.. Exchange cent. upon 9-6ths.-74 hand-loom el I. -(l ti.as and Ist and 2d 26 241 54 b 6 Britiport -........ 54 , 56 30 32 .... ..... - 54 - 30 -• 29 - 4g _ urisCharles, Edinburgh, tanner, at the Royal e b dge.............. there is an annual arrival by the way of Erzerum of 10 to house, Edinburgh, Sept. 20 and Oct. 6, at 2. qualities, 'ad.-Power Cloths are ♦ v.*. --; scarce, and the Ma- Ealte r lury .....-- •se 84 31 ' 38 26 32 40 42 .... - 56 'A 3$ 44 24 32 44 - 12 Caravans • from Constantinople. , According to the \V • XYd, Hospital Mills, near Cupar-Fife, flax-spinner, at the nufacturers (who are mostly wealthy) will not allow them Chard ...... 54 54 34 3a Q 0 32 44 4 4 : -- - • • • Chelmsford ........ _ __ __ 36 . 46 50 Tontine I he p • • to be offered at present rates. revailing opinion 111, De r by ...„.,......... al 4 0 7 no 34 46 50 6 Persian Custom-house registers, Persia imports by this ~, -nat C uCpar, Sept. 21 and Oct. 5, at 2. - .... ts. Scott . mend." Devizes --............ 42 64 34 39 ley 35 52 63 toad, to the amount of four or five hundred thousand to- Sept. 2 , Cupar-Fife, flax-spinner, at the Tontine Inn, Cupar, that things will continue to Dorehester..---. 5 2 62 32 38 3 1 35 56 63 1 and Out • b t of To Tout:co-The purchases bacco that have trans- Eaater....--es--- 56 64 46 511 30 34 28 32 Mans of English and French goods, and give in return RAW 13• Keddie, P.d' ' A 2. 54 60 32 36 24 28 an '". - Pilk, Cachemere and Kerman Shawls, • Tobacco, Indigo, Edinburgh, s lebtirgh, candlemaker, at Gibson's sale-rooms, pired this week are about 50 hhds, good for. Ireland, at sd. • Ey a e 7;; :, r -- t g) 75 3 ° 36 28 37 iti 42 Sa h 1 2 and Pepper. Very little is brought from Sm it• Patem:, Pt s * 21 a" Oct. 6, Smyrna, because irlin at 1. to Bd, and very ordinary Virginia and Kentucky (we ? p l y .....____ sat 66 28 36 24 32 49 .53 Horricastle---..... 50 el , 36 40 22 28 s 0 1, so 54 the goods must be bought with ready money, Two Haldane, or (4', merchant, at the chambers of Mr. R. Sept.pt. 30, at 12. believe nearly 60 hhds), for export, at sd. to 30 . 55 57 24 28 19 24 Vel Hull .................. Th • .., 40 40 aoolorsis bring annually from Trebizand to Tauris, Glass- HEMP FLAx, and TALLow— e prices of Tallow con- Men f erford ...... 48 04 31 38 26 38 54 .... 44 • Ware, Pottery, Porcelain, and ordinary Cloths; from Ben- THE JEW (:)k.e tinue steadily improving; usin Hun ingd0n......... 60 72 31,. 36 22 27 , 60 the b ess done yesterday was ~,- ,i, t h 52 58 33 37 -. 42 " . Jr _ ............. derbukhir, are brouht Sugar, Coffee, Indigo, Pai n t e d C m- a ,Jew having f „ Ew ittsßUß-Y.—ln the year 1260 1 on the most extensive scale, a nd the market closed for Le w d s - .. 50 60 .... _ 22 28 -- 45 48 46 : • Ifaidstone. Sa 6/. 32 .... 95 SO .... .., 4411 ) and Cotton goods, to a consider_ -- fused g auen into a vault on a Saturday, re- parcels here 38, buyer , i . 38s 3d. to 388 6d the nearest Manchester .....- 56 64 38 40 - 3140 40 46 W e Coverlids, English . to permit sir , here is 26 31 49 Newbury.............. - 46 08 33 38 26 28 ...: 55 44 50 amount. The value of the imports at Teheran and 1 h day, t 0 shoal / tlerSOD to helli• out that quotation, In H em p or Flax, t no marked alteration. no on Northampton .--- IR I'll , T 7 4 1 3 5 37 55 7 6 "- - Tit • uris by .this road, is reckoned at about a million of to- es • profane his Sabbath • which being ,s-Tar is higher and more inquired after • NAVAL STORES--Tar „ . . ' Nottingham ---, 58 _ 2 ..... 33 .... communicated to ft; I._ . o .utttl 43 ' at advance ot is , tfte inquiries after Pitch, Norwich ............ 48 57 30 ad 4, :-- 57 ..... .... .... ulan s• The shawls of Cachemere are also brought b y th e e Clare, Lord of the Turpentin e the , Plymouth ..-.-. se - ,21. ., ee 31 38 41 38 42 . 1 Ntra.• .Y of B enderbukhir, because the road by land is danger- Manor, he forbade any one t • , • name. Rosin &c. appear also to i . _ Reading ........... 50 6'7 34 - 24 ~...1 ...., ( 0118. 'da that he might obse rve t h ei assist him on the Sun- ' continue to ad Woolf-Foreign wools , adv ance, and ,_...,_ at co 5 50 55 50 55 are Sherb fi ze........-... 52 58 28 ;31 , 1 24 30 50 do ..... 1 ~„ Lastly, by the way of Bagdad many English and Y , . Christian Sabbat h e • merit; the prices of the English stam - ' 4 ° -30 - a rrench o d :with the same solemni still firm at the improv ement; st o wsnaraet -. 4FI 58 24 - 2 114 52 ... - 7 . Ithis road, at leas tiv. .._ o g o s are brought, and y t Y 48 Ile. had his •b t own , u low • short wool 6d to 10d ; combing Fleeces fid Swansea --. se .... 40 uu .... 4 29 34 38 - * t 144` r e o lint of 100,000 twins, goods are brought to nefore Monday the ceremonious I are very , Truro .......-.-.. 62 ... .- s , Ai - - - - _ 'filth and stench. araelite expired in to 9d. Warminster --. 48 60 ' _ • ....„ .... - - 28 38 56 tat -- - r HOPS-Hops were in good demand early in the week, wisbechw.a........ 52 60 Z. 43 I °.° 2 1 .1 SI 48 50 - - Cent )+• l ‘ , 1 / 4 ft:4e ARMY AND X.T'' A , tr . f"rA . 4 iioVilg (From therwoorawiti Army and navy prize -money a subject of vast extent, and vast importance. It comprises, in the course of a single war, treasures of great magnitude, and embraceithe interests of all-the sailors and soldiers, officers and privates, of the British empire. It has received, and still continues to receive, the anxious attention of the Executive Goveni ment, but has hitherto excited - yelp , little interest in the nation at large. It is understood, that Government has had under its consideration two propositions, for securing to the army and navy their rights in the prize money which. Ills Majesty is graciously pleased, at the commence ment of every war, to grant to them, as a reward for their exertions in the service of their country. The original appropriation of prize-money flows from the bounty of the Crown, and it is due to the generous purpose of the King, that it shall, in future, be guarded against the various acci dents and frauds, to which hitherto, notwithstanding numerous parliamentary regulations, it has, unfortunately been exposed. If a statement were to be given of the sums, which, during the last war, have been awarded to the army and navy, as prize-money, grant, bounty -money, head money, and salvage, it would become a matter of astonish ment, that their distribution should have 'been intrusted wholly to agents, who gave very 'small and inadequate security for its due appropriation. The funds were suffi ciently momentous to have been plated under the controul and direction of responsible public officers, who c ould have derived no benefit from the money, which shopld have been deposited undei: the safeguard of the Bank of England. _ Suppose, for the sake of argument, that the sources which; have enumeruted, produced in the last war alque 10,000,0001. will it be Contended that this is not a fund of sufficient magnitude to demand the controul of compe tent public officers ?—or will it be •contended that 'indivi duals, appointed by individuals, generally from induce ments, which shall hereafter be touched upon, were the proper depositories of this great treasure ?--to play with it in their private speculations, or to use it in their mer cantile adventures ? The interest of the agent, stud his duty, became 'from' the moment of his appointment :at va riance, or, rather, in direct and mischievous opposition td each other. His 'duty demanded the earliest possible dis tribution of the funds intrusted to his care: his interest, the latest. " Budge," saith the fiend; Budge not," saith my conscience. " Do you mean," it will be asked, " do you mean to charge the agents generally with knavery ?" To which I answer, "It is unnecessary!' My view of the subject does not require th e a id o f so o ff ens i ve a c h arge . That there arermanytnonthotiourable agents, I can bear conscien tious testimony; but that some have been dishenest, and more unfortunate, is but too well attested in the schedules and balance-sheets of the bankrupts and insolvents, whose prize -money deficiencies are the heaviest items. If I can prove clearly and unanswerably, that much more than a million of money has been lost to the two services by the , present authorized mode , of distribution, by agents, who, long previously to this branch or their duty commencing, have the uncontroulled use cif the money paid into their hands, I Shall make out a case strong enough to warrant and to demand some fundamental change in the distribution of . prize-funds. That a case thus imperative shall be substantiated, I ven ture to pledge myself; and if the supposition that the amount of grant and prize -money accruing during the last war was 10,000,0001., and the loss 1,000,0004 startles the reader, his mind will become better reconciled to its pro bability, when he remembers that the grant for One battle alone was 1,000,000/, and the loss, by the failure of the house of one West India agent, was upwards of 100,0001. of prize-money. The statutes relating to prize money have been, from time to time, ameliorated, as their defects have been practically developed. But the principle in which they originated with respect to agents, was not only faulty, but grossly unjust to the service, and to the public; consequently, all the alterations which have been adopted, not being founded upon a change of principle, have remedied minor evils, leading the great mischief untouched. In practice, all prize-money is paid, before distribution into the hands of agents. In principle; those gentlemen ought to have been prevented from receiving a single shil lhig. If there must be prize -agents, (but whi c h 1 contend is quite unnec e s sary , an d has always been unnecessary), will chalk out for them, in a future letter, sufficient em ployment in return for their commission, without allow mg them the opportunity of hazarding, or spending the hard-earned rewards of our gallant soldiers and sailors.— But the foundation of any substantial improvement in the laws relating to prize -money must be, that the grant of the Crown, and the produce of prize, shall not be withdrawn from Some safe public deposi tory, until it is paid, direct, into the hands of the parties entitled. By this single and simple alteration, the answer to a sailor's claim could never be that " his money had been paid over to a bankrupt agent, whose property was all swallowed up in paying a dividend of a farthing in the pound to his general creditors," nor would the soldier over be astounded with a reply to his demand at Chelsea hospital, " that Mr. A. 8., who had received his prize money, had run off with it to America." The soldier and the sailor cannot understand why this sPecies of public property should be intrusted to some obscure individual. The former was not aware that his commanding officer had a cousin, who was a prize -agent. The latter is ignorant, that his captain had overdrawn his agent, and must, there fore, give him the charge of, and the benefits to be made by, the prize money belonging to his c rew . B ot h fi nd themselves defraud e d f that for which they have fought and bled, and public honesty is arraigned for individual malpractices. I ain aware that it will be said, that the officer may ap point one p r i ze - agent f or every capture, and the crew - -tir: regiment may join in appointing another; but is this, in of to ti . o l ti s shallprinciple have, a ve, fact, ever done? Could the private object to, or interfere with, the full exercise ,of the power of the o ffi cer in the appointment, without rendering himself obnoxious ? A n d if two prize agents were appointed, as the letter of the Act of W Par he l l i t am l e b n a t ve all o o c r e v a s s , i i o s n th t: allude, n imischievous e a y s prize-rnoneygetting into private hands altered, by its bei ng * paid to two irresponsible persons instead of one ? dividuals instances for the illustration of the truth of my remarks,—when I bring forward examples of these evils, to which the public attention has never been sufficiently drawn—when I point out sonic cases,in which the whole produce of a ca p ture h as been re ce i ve d and squandered by some spendthrift agent; others, where the shares of the claimants have dwindled fro m pounds t o s hilli ngs; ot h ers , n Hospital has been cheated of the five per cent., which the agent 1 ' seaman's • has deducted from the shares expressly for that Institution ; others, where the for feited and unclaimed shares, which by law are appropriated to the mai n t enance and support of the disabled or wounded soldier, ,have been gambled away at the Stock Exchange, "`when I hav e p roved, beyond all poss ib le refutation, that this is not a question of tens and twenties of pounds, but of hundreds of thousands, surely it will be considered a subject of sufficient interest and magnitude to create atten tion in a time of p ea ce, the only time in which the prize law can, without a surprise upon any party, be put upon its proper footing. Let it not be supposed by any of , your readers, that I have t a k en op the subject with a feeling of hostility to the body of paleinen, whose employment has been that of pr i ze , geilts ; or against any individual of that body, with ninny at whom I Would freely, from my knowledge of their honour and integrity, trust my own private property. B at the present system of prize -agency is altogether bad' ,;trod defective in detail, and dafeCtive in principle. It pro duces distrust and dissatisfaction in our troops, and in our ships at home and abroad. I t robs th e sailor and the soldier of the security which he has a right to expect from the Government;—and, Whatever obstacles private inte rests may oppose to its alteration, altered it must be, and the sooner it le effected the greater will be its benefits,